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THE OSHKOSII NORTHWESTERN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 193S CANDIDATES OFFER Samuel Spiritual Revival By the Rev. Alvln E. Bell And Alfred J. Boescher Samuel Spiritual Revival ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Samuel SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Samuel sharply rebuked the people for their sin In forsaking Jehovah and serving false gods. "Return unto the Lord with all your hearts," he demanded.

From a small child Samuel faithfully served God ard his nation. God talked plainly with him, telling him his will for the The nation repented crying, "We have sinned against the Lord." In answer to Samuel's prayers for them God gave victory over the Philistines. To remind the nation of their debt to God for his help, Samuel erected a stone which he called "Ebenezer," meaning "Hitherto hath Jehovah helped us." (GOLDEN TEXT I Samuel 7:3.1 (The (5oldett (Test Announcements ij--: r'-f. X. 'm V- 1 rv 'A lid.

I Samuel 7:3 "Prepare your hearts unto the Lord, and serve hirn only." "5 The first words spoken by Kdi son's wax cylinder phonograph, or "talking machine" as it was then, were, "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." That first record might be more "comforting" to people in a bomb cellar than any of the jitterbug, jeepers and shag tunes which now come along, 50 years later. In fact, aside from the epic hymns of religious consolation, there are few more comforting words in our language. Like St. Paul, "seeing through a glass darkly, Shakespeare knew that the present moment, or even the present age, is but a tiny facet of universal reality. It is a poetic statement of Spinoza's "Viewpoint of Eternity." But, no matter how comforting the phonograph records may be, they speak only what is spoken to them.

They are neither oracles nor ministers of grace. Our limitations are their limitations. We have freighted them with both wisdom and folly, and that applies, too, to the bomb-dropping airplanes overhead.Thomas Alva Edison and the Wright brothers, and all men of the great cavalcade of science of the last half century, forged two-edged swords. They are instruments of good or evil as we make them so. The British Association for the Advancement of Science, meeting "BRASS TACKS" ON THE (The International Uniform Lea-Jon on the above topic for Sept 4 la I Samuel the Golden Text being 7:3.

"Prepare your hearts unto the Lord, and serve him only By DR. ALVIN E. BELL OF NO MAN in the Old Testament can it be said more truthfully than of Samuel that "he wore the white flower of a blamelesa life." Of his unselfish life the people to whom he had been a life-long blessing said. "Thou hast not defrauded us. nor oppressed us, neither hast thou taken ought of any man's hand A Call to Repentance Samuel challenged the people to bring about a genuine change of their own hearts as a requisite to God's bringing about a change of their outer circumstances He pointed out the way ol repentance as the way of recovery saying.

"If ye do return unto the Lord with all your hearts then put away the strange gods from among you, and prepare your hearts unto the Lord, and serve him only and he will deliver you out of the hand of the Philistines It was a period" of great national depression and distress which Invited the attack of the nation's enemies For their defense Samuel urged them to rearm themselves spiritually, with the result that the people came in penitence and the self-discipline of fasting, crying, "We have sinned against the Lord." To Samuel they appealed. "Cease not to cry unto the Lord our God for us. that he will save us." This was all that God. was waiting at Cambridge, England, seeks to channel our marvelous scientific advance into the use and need of an enlightened civilization. They appoint a committee to organize and systematize this effort.

It is allied with and supplementary to similar foundation work of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, last year. Prominent on the committee Is II. G. Wells, useful liaison between the scientific and lay worlds, the John the Baptist of the social wilderness, crying doom unless we reorganize the world for peace and progress, rather than killing. It is quite clear by this time that Mr.

Britling didn't by any means "see it through." The scientists committee, in its personnel, has a range and diversity which covers all mundane problems. The knights of this round table would seize the g.ic;e of battle against war, poverty, disease, stupidity and the whole dark panoply of advancing chaos. It would be nice if we could just sit around and count our money and let them slay the dragons. But this is not King Arthur's day. It is the day of totalitarian war, whether we are fighting armies, germs or depression.

Thai's a point the scientists would like to drive home. They remind us that we are all in the same boat together. And too many of us are like the man in the story of the crippled "Wake up! The ship Is sinking," shouted a passenger to his friend. "What do we care? We don't own it," said the other. Thomas Mcllvnnc, lawyer and civic leader, writing on "Drift to Dictatorship," in the September issue of The North American Review, is similarly alarmed about what is going to happen unless we mend our ways.

He urges Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Renslred Kevs Duplies ua Henry, the Cycle Man Phone 2051 iU Mslo St. Laundries King's Laundry The Laundrt That Guarantees Not to ride Colors" Phone 451 Paint Mueller-Potter Paint Wall Paper Co. 802 Oregon Street Phone I2J Beni. Moore Paint. Better Wall Paper FREE FILMS, MUSIC TO CAPTURE VOTES One of Them, Assemblyman Coldthorpe, Has 9-Piece Brass Band All in the Family Madison (U.R) There are no lill-billy bands reported in Wis c-onsin's 1938 political campaign to late, but the candidates are of Xenng tree movies, music ana Dther entertainment.

For instance, Edward J. Samp, Madison attorney and housing fi biancier, is dropping out of the f-ky before county fair crowds and ther gatherings in an autogyro drplane to bring them his argu ments for giving him the Repub lican nomination for U. S. sena kor, Samp figures that the "wind lill" plane which can land, al inost perpendicularly is a novel ty which will attract crowds at Iris arrival and hold them until the takeoff. He admits he never liad seen an autogyro himself be fore hiring this one and us pilot lo take him to every county in I he state.

AML1E SHOWS MOVIES Free movies are being shown Rep. Thomas M. Amlie, seek ng the Progressive party nomi liation for U. S. senate.

Amlie, a left wing liberal, is exhibiting two if the New Deals finest produc tions, "The Plow That Broke the Plains," and "The River," as par tial explanation of why he is a Jew Dealer. Amlie tells his audiences that Ihese pictures, showing what the rfew Deal has done in the way of rop control and soil erosion con- Irol to rehabilitate the dust bowl the midwest and lands which liave had their valuable silt rained off into the Mississippi lielta, explain better than he can In words why he has gone i long" with the New Deal on such bolicies. Whooping it up for a lesser of' lice with all the showmanship Ind ability that comes from blaying first cornet in the Cuba rity band for many years is As- lemblyman William H. Gold- Ihorpe, a Republican seeking re flection. "Goldy's Nuggets," a bine-piece brass band and all in I he family of this small town hewspaper editor, are campaign Ing with him and providing one the livelier notes of the Wiscon- lin campaign, MILLER HAS ENGINE Clun L.

Miller, Madison insur Ince counsellor, is making his Initial excursion into politics on miniature engine and coal car ff the type used by war veterans'- krgamzations to haul 40 and 8 boxcars in their parades. Miller, Krtually unknown in politics be- lore this year, is better known in eterans' affairs throughout the Itate. He is one of four candi fates for governor on the Repuli ucan ticket, Loud speaker trucks, which lay music to attract crowds, and Ihen carry the voice of the can Bidate to the voters, are being psed by several of the office seek Irs, Other candidates are cling- ig to the more common practices If touring the state by automobile, Itreet corner handshaking, and leaching audiences by radio One is not even doing that. fohn B. Chappie, formerly one of Ihe most vigorous statewide cam haigners, is staying at home in Vshland, conducting a front porch lampaign lor the Republican homination for U.

S. senator which be won before in 1932 SUNDAY'S LESSON IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE "Man" will be the subject of he Jjesson-bermon read in all 'hurches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, September 4 The Golden Text is taken from 'salms 84:4, 12: "Blessed are they that dwell Ihy house: they will be still prais-ng thee Lord of hosts, iilessed is the man that trusteth in Ihee." The following citations from Ihe Bible are included in the lesson-Sermon: "This I say therefore, and tes- ify in the Lord, that ye hence forth walk not as other Gentiles Ivalk, in the vanity of their mind. laving the understanding dark- ned, being alienated from the ife of God through the ignorance I hat is in them, because of the blindness of their heart: That ye iut off concerning the former con-ersation the old man, which is orrupt according to the deceitful lists; And be renewed in the spirt If vour mind: And that ye put on Ihe new man, which after God is reated in righteousness and true ioliness" (Ephesians 4: 17, 18, zz U). The Lesson-Sermon includes Ihe following correlative passages from the Christian Science text "Science and Health with key to the Scriptures," by Mary laker Eddy "The description of man as hurelv tjhvsieal. or as both ma icnai ana spiritual, uui tium i ase deoendent upon his physical rganization, is the Pandora box, Irom whicn an ins nave gune orth, especially despair.

If man ivas first a material licui. nc Inust have passed through all the forms of matter to become man the material body is man, he a portion of matter, or dust. the contrary, man is me image likeness of Spirit; and the be- cf that there is Soul in sense or in matter obtains in mortals, lias mortal mind, to which the postle refers when he says that PUSU JfH-ia VYJH.1I HV must 'put off the old man1 pp. 170, 172). cried unto the Lord for Israel; and the Lord heard him And a study of America's spiritual revival, and the way they have prepared the way for the return of prosperity after depression reveals the same definite relation of cause and effect between a nation's spiritual and economic recovery History has repeated itself so often in this matter that it is strange that a nation calling itself Christian, as we do.

would not try It! "Ebenerer" When Samuel's method of recovery by way of revival had brought the nation deliverance he saw to It that the lessons of the depression period should not be forgotten "Then Samuel took a stone and set it between Mizpeh and Shen and called the name of If Ebenezer saying. Hitherto hath the Lord helped us" He did not vainly take to himself the credit for the change of the nation's condition as thou eh he had planned that way but he gave the credit to Jehovah and to guarantee perpetual remembrance of this and gratitude for it he engraved tn stone the acknowledgement of the nation debt to God for blessings bestowed The founders of our nation had much the same Idea in mind for us when upon the recommendation of Bentamin Franklin. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson thev adoDted as the Great Seal of the United States a pyramid surmounted by the all-seeing eye of him whom they regarded as having prospered their undertakings, for the words over the eye read "Annult CoeDtiV which is but another way of saying, "Hitherto hath the Lord helped basic and drastic changes In the American party system, if we are to check the swift encroachment of the executive against the other branches of our government. He proposes a fairly simple expedient which deserves attention. He would remove the selection of the national committees of the major political parties from local political machines and establish it in the house.

"Congress will become independent of the president, and will resume its constitutional function of making the laws and cease to be merely a rubber stamp to register presidential decrees," says Mr. Mcllvane. "Under the existing system the president can deal individually with members of his party who have seats in congress, and since the president is more powerful than any single senator or representative, he can defeat the members of his party in congress in detail." This certainly looks like something worth looking over. There is, indeed, a crippling duality in our regional political organizations and congress, which has caused many a dead-end or dead-center in enlightened legislation. RACCOOTMsmESSTAYS IN TRAILER HEADQUARTERS New Orleans, La.

(U.R) In the winter Alfred Mendoza teaches bookkeeping in a high school here. In the summer, he stocks his trailer with raccoons and he and his wife go traveling. Mendoza has it figured out to the point where he can make the coon business pay. The coons eat scraps from the table, he said, and feeding costs less than half a cent a day per coon. Radios, Washers Welk Appliance Shop Repair Service Tactort Trained Mao Phone 6857 16 Waujoo Street Real Estate Paul Redemann Co.

Realtors and Insurers E. R. A. Building Phona 1058 Rugs and Carpets Boeder and Stephan Best Known Makes at Low Price 011 Oregon Street Phone 1254 Oriental Rugs II. T.

Melikian 257 Lake Drive Phons 4031 8neclallred Cleaning and Repairing Oriental and DomeHlf Rugs Shoe Repairers Rudy's Shoe Repair Shop Zippers and Slide Fasteners Repaired "Let Rudv Save lour Sole" 10 Otter Street Phons 1432 Shoe Hospital Henrv Hoffman. Prop Expert Repairing I Waugoo Street Phons ll Wall Paper E. J. Gehrke Sons 210 Msln Street Largest Stock ol Wall Paper In Toj River Valle Church BAPTISl FIRS1 BAPTIST CHUKCH OF OMRO-Tbe Rev Harold A Schltng pastor Church school, 9:45: morning service ai 10:46 a evening service at I SO FIRST BAPTIST TEMPLE Caurcb street and Central avenue "The Church ot the Cordial Welcome The Rev R. Siemens, pastor Church school at 9:30: worship at 10:45: gospel service.

7.30 prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. FOURSUUARE GOSPEL CHURCH -in Nlnht street. The Rev. Carl Folk pastor Services Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OP WINNE-CONNE OP Lovlk pastor Morning service at 10:30 a. Bible school at 9:30 a song and gospel service at 1 p. CHURCH OF THIS OPEN DOOR (BAPTIST Church and Onion stieets Ibe Rev Flynn pauir Sundav school at 9:45 a morning service at 10:45 a. P. 0 at 1 prayer bauds at 7 evening service at 1:45 CATHOLIC ST.

PETER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH- 177 High street. The Rev Joseph Short, pastor: the Rev J. Klelber and the Rev Gelmer. assistants Sunday masses at 6. 7 8.

9. 10 and 12 o'clock ST MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH -Merrltt street and Monroe avenue The Rev William A Keui pastor; ibe Rev Luke Lelterman assistant Sunday masses Low masses at 6. 7:30 and 12 o'clock: high mass at 9:15 ST JOSAPHATS CATHOLIC CHURCH 81 Walnut street. The Rev Aloyalus Trzebiatowskl, pastor. Sunday masses at 7 and 9 a.

weekdays 7:30 ST. VINCENT'S CATHOLIC CHURCH-Oregon street and South Park avenue The Rev A Bastian. pastor; the Rev Sylvester Stern, assistant. Masses at 6 7:30. 9 and 10:30 o'clock ST JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH-732 South Park avenue.

The Rev. Roland Ahearn. pastor Sunday masses at 1 and 9 a. Daily at 7 a SACREU HKAK'l CATHOLIC CHURCH 504 Knapp street. The Rev Schmltz, pastor: the Rev Henry schol-ten, assistant Hasses at 6.

7 JO. 8:30 and 9:30 EPISCOPAL TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH 67 Algoma boulevard The Rev. Joseph N. Barnett, rector All welcome at all services Summer schedule; Early com munlon 1:30: late service 9 30 METHODISi EPISCOPAL URST METHODIST r-I 8 A I CHURCH Main and Merrltt streets Pastor the Rev Noah Bess Pastor residence 118 Mt Vernon street Morn ma services 9 o'clock Other services by special announcement ALGOMA METHODIST CHURCH -Cor ner of Algoma boulevard and New York avenue The Rev Henry spear pastor. Church, school at morning worship at 11 a.

leagues at 6:30 p. m. TENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCO PAL CHURCH Corner of Tenth and Nebraska streets The Rev Earl Allen pastor Mrs Fell cnurcli school superintendent: A Breese director ot muMc Primary department for voungei children and united wor ship for oidei children and adults at 9:30 o' during summer montns FREE METHODIST CHURCH Cherry avenue The Rev W. L. Wol cott.

pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 m.i preaching at 1J a. Young Peo ple's meeting at 1 p. evangelistic service, 7 p. m.s midweek service Wednesday at 7:30 METHODIST CHURCH Churcb and Division streets.

The Rev. James A. Oaum, pastor Sunday school at morning worship at young people's service at 7 PRESBYTERIAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Churcb and Division streets The Rev James A Danm pastor Sunday school ar 9:30: morning worship at 10 45: voting oeople's service at 7 0 r.KS'l PRE3BY1EKIAN CHUKCH OF OMRO The Rev Van Deelen pastor. Church school at 10; morning service at 11; Christian Endeavor at 7pm f'lKSi fKEBBYTEKlAN CHURCH Or WINNECONNE Pastor the Rev Griffith Sunday 9:30 a m. Sun day school; 10:30 a m.

children's serv. Ice; 10 45 a. sermon: weanesda night: 7 m. Intermediate elety; 8 pm. Senior society HOLLYWOOD ROUNDUP (By Alexander Kahn, United Press Staff Correspondent) Hollywood (U.R) Fakers of nature's phenomena rarely are stumped in Hollywood.

They produce the best hurricanes In a flat calm, fog at a moment's notice, rain at any time and snow on the hottest summer day. But they can't make night scenes outdoors unless the sun is at its brightest. A paradox perhaps, but lack of sunshine slowed up production on Samuel Goldwyn's "The Lady and the Cowboy" when the company went on beach location to make night scenes of uary 1 Cooper and Merle Oberon. Cameraman Gregg Toland LUTHERAN ST. JOHN'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH (U.

L. A.I Corner Main street and Lincoln avenue The Rev Edward Wtcklund. pastot Morning worship at 8 o'clock; Sunday school at 9:15 a Seutor Luther league. first and third Tuesdays; Missionary society, first Wednesday: Teachers association, second Monday; Social Hour club, second Wednesday: Ladles guild third Wednesday: Council meeting, first Monday; Armyly. second Tuesday; Mens club, fourth Tuesday at 7-30: Cradle Roll.

Iut Thursday: 8enlor choir. Friday at 7:45 SYNOUICAL CONFERENCE CHURCHES BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL LUTHER AN CHURCH West New York and Oakland avenues The Rev Paul Lueders pastor. German services, English service, 8 a. holy communion first Sunday ot each month at m. TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Bowen and School streets Albert, pastor English services 8 m.

Communion service last Sunday ot month English 7:30, German at 9 m. MARTIN LUTHER CHURCH (English Lutheran church on Jackson drivel 373 Jackson drive The Rev O. Klelnhans. pastor. Service at 9 No Sunday school during summer months.

GRACE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 908 Nebraska street Benjamin Schlueter pastor German services at 9 a Sunday school at a English services every Sunday at 10 30 a EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN IMMAN- UELS CHURCH 157 Seventh ave nue The Rev Uetzinann pastor Sunday school. 8am; divine services a first and third Sundays of month lo English language: otherwise German: Young Peoples society first Tuesday ot each month at 7:30 AMERICAN LUTHERAN CONFERENCE FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH Eleventh und Minnesota streets The Rev A Koch pastor Early service at 8 o'clock: regular service at 9:30 a. Sunday school at Ladles Aid. first and third Thursday; of each month; Missionary society second Tuesday 7:30 Senior Luthel league, first and third Tuesdays, I p. Junloi Luther league, llrst Fri day of each month: Junloi choir every Wednesday.

Senior choir, every Wednesday Men's club, third Friday of month. 8 o'clock; Children's choir Saturday. 1 p. m. PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 627 Eighth street O.

J. Lange. pastor; English services every Sunday morning at 8:45 Cerman services every Sunday morning at Sunday school at 10; holy communion each last Sunday ot month alternating Meetings of societies. Men's club, second Friday evening ol month: Ladies Aid first Wed nesday afternoon. Senior Luther league first Monday evening: Junior Luthei league second Tuesday evening; Mis sion society third Tuesday evening oi each month CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 81 Churcb street The Rev Weng pastor German services at 9:30 a.

English services at 10:45 a Sunday school at 9.45 every Sunday; Ladies Aid. tirst Wednesday ot each month at 2 Business Women's club, first Tuesday of each month at 6:30 Sick Bene fit society, every second Monday at 7.JU p. The Good Samaritao society every third Wednesday at 'i p. Jun ior Luther league every third Wednes day at 7:15 Senior Luthei league laxt Tuesday at 7:30 Sunday School Teachers association, every Fri day at 7 p. Bethany circle, third Thursday of each month at 7.30 ilOS LUTHKKAN CHUKCH Mil SUtn avenue.

The Rev. Leo Obeneiter pastor. Sunday school. Junior department (children ot ages from 6 to 10 years), senior department. Bible class, Saturday, 8 p.

cnurcn services, German. English. 10.45; Men's society, second Monday ol each month; Ladles Missionary society, last Monday of each month; Senior miner leauue. first Tuesday of each month; Junior Luther league, second Tuesday of each month: cholra Friday evening ST. JOHN'S BVANUELICAL LUTHEKAN CHURCH Rural Route 2.

The Rev H. Cronrath. pastor Services: First third and fifth Sundays of each month German service at 10 a. second and fourth Sundays. English services at 10 a.

Ladles Aid society, first Wednesday. 1 :30 Luther league meets second Friday of every month OUH SAVIORS KNULI8H LUTHERAN CHURCH Jellerson avenue and Parkway The Rev Oudmund Pe-derson. pastor. No services Sunday Holy communion on the fourth Sundays of February, April. June.

August. October and December; Ladles Aid society, first and third Wednesdays at Luther league, second and fourth Wednesday at Tabltha. fourth Thursday at 8: Women's Missionary society, second Monday at r.hurch council, first Wednesday at Sunday school teachers' session, fourth Monday at 7:30. at the film director's order. Property men use bleached and un-toasted corn and rice flakes for falling snow or else tumble ice cakes into a huge grinder to produce drifts or frosting for a setting.

In short, any kind of weather can be made in Hollywood, even to simulating broiling desert sunshine within the dark shelter of a soundproof and lightproof stage. But to shoot night scenes, To-land sayf, the brightest sunshine is required. "In order to simulate night, we h8ve to put red and green filters in the cameras, which cut the light available to about half its inten- sjty." Have You Tried Out Want Ads? CHIRCI1 OF THE NAZAKENE CHURCH OP THE NAZARKNE Serv ices held at 181 Main street, upstairs. Sunday school at 9:45 a. morning service.

10:45 a. evening evangelis tic service at 7:45. The Rev. O. V.

Keller, pastor In charge. CONfJKEG ATIONAL FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHTJRCH- 4b Algoma boulevard The Rev. David P. Bent, pastor Services at 10 45 a church school at 9:30 PLYMOUTH CONGREGATION AL CHURCH Church street and Frank lin avenue. Dr.

3 Ellis, pastor Sunday school 9:30, Ale Bradford, superintendent Cburcb service. 10:45 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIEN TIST 201 Algoma boulevard Sun- day services. 10:45 a Subject. 'Man." Wednesday services at 7 :45 o'clock. Reading rooms.

No. 6 High street Open ally except Sundays and holidays from 9 a. m. until 5 Saturday evening from 1 to 9 o'clock. EVANGELICAL FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH Cor- ner Washington boulevard and Bay street Lyndon Clyde Vlel minister: Huelster.

church school superin tendent; Mrs. E. Ptefterkorn. choir director: 9:30. church school; worship program; 10:30 morning worship: 1 L.

1.30. evening worship ST. PAUL'8 EVANGELICAL CHURCH- Parkway and Evans street iMembei ot the Evangelical and Retormed church The Rev Theodore Irion pas tor Sunday school. 8 30 a divine worship. 9:30: German service, first Sunday of each month EMMANUEL EVANUELICAL CHURCH- Corner South Park avenue and Mich igan street.

The Rev L. stange pastor English service at 10 o'clock: Sunday school 8:45: German services at 11 o'clock on second and fourth Sundays: Women's union first Wednesday ol month 2 p. Junior league, first and third Wednesday I senior league, first Monday. 8:15 p. and Sunday school teachers, third Monday 7:30 NEW BETHEL EVANGELICAL CHURCH OF BLACK WOLF The Rev Stange pastor Sunday school at o'clnrk: Rncllsh ervicef at 8:55 o'clock THE FIRST REFORMED CHURCH FIRST REFORMED CHURCH Cornel ot Eleventh and Minnesota streets The Rev William Oelrlch astor Sun day school at 9 o'clock: Sunday serv ice at Brotherhood, first Thursday enliiR ot the Aonth at 8 p.

Ladles Aid society the first Thursday afternoon ot the month at 2:30 o'clock BLACK WOLF REFORMED CHURCH- The Rev WUIlam Oelrlch. pastor English services every Sunday morn ing at 9 30 o'clock: Sunday school at 10:30: Lad es Aid society meeting last ThneHio afternoon In month at o'rlnrfc GOSPEL 1 OSHKOSH JOSPEL TABERNACLE Elmwood and Forest avenues The Rev Unruh. Sunday school at 9:30 a preaching service at 10:30 a evening evangelistic service at 7:30 Wednesday evening oraver meeting at 7:30 Thursday evening young people's service at 7-10 p. m. SALVATION ARMY THE SALVATION ARMY 83 High street.

Sunday service at county Jail at 10 a holiness service. 11 a. Sunday school, 2 Young People's Legion 8 p. evening service, vju Tuesday Ladles Home league young people' Bible study 7 Thursday. 8 pm.

Saturday 8 Capt anf Mrs Sherman A Desttin officers In charge GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE GLAD TtniNOS TABERNACLE The Rev. Henry H. Graf, pastor. Bent avenue. Services: Sunday.

a and 7:30 Wednesday and Friday 7:30 p. m.i Sunday school. a. SEVENTH OAT ADVENTIST SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner Church and union street, Sabbath school at 9:30 a Saturday preaching at 11 a Mrs. Sylvia Mueller.

8. 8. superintendent: O. local elder. UNION GOSPEL MISSION AND BIBLE TRAINING SCHOOL 268 East Irv ing street The Rev Iva Cady.

pas tor 8undav, 2:30 Christian Pel towshlp meeting; Bible study Monday 7:30 p. FUNDAMENTAL FIRST FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH OF OSHKOSH The Rev. W. O. Wltten born, pastor.

Sunday school, 9:30 a. Sundav service. 10:30: evangelistic serv tee. Sunday. 7:45 p.

Bible study and oraver service. Tuesday, 7 45 ua dies Missionary service, every second Wednesday afternoon at roun Peonies service. Friday, 7:30 m. Johnson. Sunday school superln tendent; James D.

Kranz, assistant tu perlntendent. scanned the light and sky through his colored quizzing glasses and ordered the company back indoors for other scenes. His comment was a terse: "Not bright enough." Had he been called upon to shoot a sequence through a pea soup fog, he could have had the mist made to order by squirting steam over dry ice and piping the resulting fog to any desired point on the set. Or perhaps if he had wanted a howling gale, James Basevi, special effects man for Goldwyn, would have hauled out "Solly the Serpent." famed wind machine which played havoc in filming "ine Hurricane. Snow scenes come out of a box The Sid, uman of the News By tdwin C.

Hill (Copyright 1938, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) 'In its new bomb shelter, deep down in the earth, Zurich, Switzerland, has installed not only food, beds and medical supplies but a phonograph with a stock of records which "comforting melodies." Just what would be more comforting, and to whom and to what degree, under such circumstances, would be an interesting study. Anything about the balmy air of blossom time would be out because of its unhappy suggestion. Idylls of spring and rainbows and clouds rolling by and singing brooks and even "It Ain't Gonna Rain No More" would be somewhat anticlimactic, with bombs dropping overhead. The old question of "what single book would you take to a desert island?" may be replaced by what single record would you take to a bomb cellar? The cynic would choose, of course, "Why Was I Born?" And if this keeps up, one can only say, "Quien Sabe?" Architects Auler, Jensen Brown Architects E. R.

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Vacuum Cleaners. Irons, etc. call for and deliver. Hat Cleaning De Luxe Shop, 6 High St. Shoe Cleaned and Recolorrd Suits Clesned and Pretd Jimmie's Hat Shop Espert Hslters.

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